The East Course at Oak Tree Country Club is pure Pete Dye—bold visuals, exacting angles, and a steady build of pressure that rewards conviction as much as execution. From rippling greens and artfully placed bunkers to elevation shifts that constantly change what you see and what you’re asked to hit, Dye’s touch shows up on every shot. Then comes the closing run: water looming on four of the final six holes turns the finish into a genuine nerve test, where a safe swing can still leave a stressful next one. Ranked among the top courses in Oklahoma by Golf Digest and known as the annual home of the Oklahoma Open, it’s a course defined by its unmistakable Dye signatures—railroad ties as imposing walls and visual hazards, forced carries that frame your choices, and a final stretch that asks you to fully commit if you want to finish strong.